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4/19 "You have to keep working"
A veteran who has been in the game for a while, has success, you just assume you're going to go out every single year and the numbers are going to be there. When you start slow like I have — I think I have three hits in 40 plus at-bats — it's something you never forecast, you don't see it coming. You keep working hard. When I was younger, if this would've happened, I would've been sent down and been in full panic. I keep my routine the same. It's one of those things where you don't get confidence until the ball starts falling. You have to keep working, I have to keep doing my thing in the outfield to help my team win when I'm not helping at the plate. I have to wait for that day to come when I find my swing. When guys struggle, they either come out of it or they don't. Guys who have been around long enough and have had success, they come out of it. You just don't know when.
— Marlon
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are you superstitious? have you ever done weird stuff like not shave or don't eat fish or something crazy? good luck! go cubs go!!!
Keep your head up Marlon! We're rooting for you. The hits will come.
Marlon will get it! Just needs to catch a break and then it will flow! Be patient, aggressive, and most of all confident! You have nothing to lose!
Hi Marlon!
I haven't seen many games, but the box scores have been speaking pretty loudly to me. Not as loudly as my alarm clock in the morning. Don't you hate those? I mean right at the crack of 6:30 on comes Taylor Swift piping in with "Hey Stephen, I know looks can be deceiving but I know I saw a light in you…" And then "click" when I hit the snooze button. 9 minutes later, like clockwork, there's Taylor again "I can't help it if you look like an angel. Can't help it if I wanna kiss you in the rain so…" And I start thinking about the past and how I don't know why she's calling me "Stephen" even though it sounds a bit like "Keithman" and I wonder why my wife Taela will think about Taylor Swift wanting to kiss me in the rain (and it rains here a LOT) and then I hit snooze again. All of a sudden Taylor is chiming in with "mmm mmmm mmm mm mmmm mmm mmmm mmm…" and I'm wondering if she just had something deliscious to eat because I usually only say "mmm" when I've had something tasty. Do you see what I'm saying? I'm saying have a tasty nutritious snack because you're absolutely right…and I quote:
"When guys struggle, they either come out of it or they don't." Marlon Byrd
Well, Marlon, I got the results of my blood screen back. Turns out I'm becoming a fatty fatterson. Normally I wouldn't use disparaging names about fat people, but now that I am one I feel at liberty to berate myself and my kind. You see, your triglyceride level should be under 150, Marlon. What's yours? Mine is 585, Marlon. 585…FIVE EIGHTY FIVE! I'm making some better dietary choices now and will be back in "You're Not Gonna Die Tomorrow" shape in no time flat.
Marlon, Softball Guy Scotty has been inviting me to softball games a few times in the past couple of weeks. I have yet to play this year, but last Friday was a fantastic day and Softball Guy Scotty invited me to play that night at 8:50 and 10:00 pm out at Hoodview. I was all about it. I texted him back "I'm in like Flynn" which is a saying that actually has sick origines. It's a reference to Errol Flynn's preference for early teen girls, but that's not how I meant it. I meant it as in "I want to play softball tonight". I was so stoked! Then I got a text back that his wife, Softball Wife Emily, had already given the slot to someone else. How many tickets do you think I gave Softball Wife Emily for the Cubs-Mariners series in Seattle a couple of years ago? You know, the game where the whole family…brother-in-law Andy, sister-in-law Tara, wife Taela, and assortment of kids and grandparents and sister-in-law Tasia…were there in centerfield cheering for a guy named Marlon Byrd? If you guessed roughly 10 then you're roughly right. Oh well…it only cost me about $150 out of pocket and she's a Cubs fan too, so whatever.
Well, Marlon, it appears that church softball might be a thing of the past for me. My brother-in-law Andy and sister-in-law Tara aren't fielding a team so I guess I'll stop beating Chrisitan women and start…wait, I didn't mean to imply that I beat Christian women…I'll stop beating women…wait, I didn't mean to imply that I beat women. Oh well, Marlon, the point is I hope you have a great season. I will continue to check the box scores and wait for better years when the W flag will once again fly frequently over the Friendly Confines.
A word to the wise…never sniff post-digested food.
Hi Marlon, I agree to hear from you. First thanks for sharing your current struggle with us. Without sounding too corny I recently got in the habit of saying the Rosary every day during this past Lenten season. Starting tomorrow morning I will begin to include you in my daily rosary that you find the swing quickly that God blessed you with, for his greater Glory. Take care and I will be at the game on Saturday rooting you on. I know that Paul Maholm is looking for his first win Saturday and he will be in my Rosary as well. Take care, Marlon and God Bless… "Mr. Huatulco".. Tony.
You hang in there Marlon, you're a classic pro.
Keep your head up and Keep smiling and hustling, those youngsters around you feed off of it!!
Marlon, it's great that you're working hard, but doing the same thing and expecting different results is not going to get you anywhere. Try changing things up a bit. Try a new swing, or a new leg kick or just ask Rudy if there is something different you can try in your mechanics. Your body changed over the off-season, maybe your mechanics need to change along with it. At the very least, it will shake things up and maybe kickstart something in you that gives you an "ah-ha" moment at the plate.
Love ya,
Keep fighting!
We're behind you. You have been my fav Cub since you got here & still are. Hitting is contagious & we all know you'll get rolling again.
Dear Marlon,
Our brains learn and practice things in our sleep. Often times when I can't solve a problem I make a point to work on it right before bed, then try it again as soon as I wake up. And the thing is that when I wake up, I usually solve it.
It's a scenario in which my brain and my body both know the solution but my personality, my higher cognitive thought is over thinking the problem and getting in the way.
You'll find your swing, I know it. Loving the hustle in CF. Good Luck Byrd!
Marlyn, time to hang em up! You are only hurting the team . Soto, You and the pitchers spot are three automatic outs every time. If your a fan would you want to watch yourself play? Do the people in Chicago a favor and show some character and retire already.
Don't listen to this idiot, Marlon. Clearly he doesn't watch baseball and know that players tend to struggle from time to time. He doesn't even know how to spell your name, lol. I wish nothing but the best for you in Boston.
I am very sad to see you leave Chicago. I loved meeting you at spring training and reading your blog.
Best of luck in Boston.
I hope things turn around for you in Boston, Marlon. Sad to see you go. 😦
Hey good luck Marlon, im sure youll do better then .070 in Boston.
You're a class act man. We love you in Chicago, and I'm sure they'll love you in Boston. Good luck over there!
Marlon, good luck in Boston, always loved your spirit and drive. You are a true competitor, and you will find what you need with your new team. I will miss your smiling face in Center Field and your wonderful competitive attitude. Sorry you couldn't finish your career with the Cubs, but I'm really happy you got traded to a competitor. Best of luck, and thanks for all your hard work as a Cub!
Hey Marlon, thanks for your time in Chicago. You are a class act and we will miss you!
Good in Boston Marlon! I'm glad I saw your last start at Wrigley in person. You were one of my favoirtes, I loved your work ethic, your defense, your attitude and your knowledge of the game. You will not be forgotten in Cubs world, and im sad to see you go. I wish the best of luck to you and the rest of your career!
Thanks for everything you've contributed to the Cubs, Marlon. You were a model teammate and I loved your hustle on the field every game. I know it's been a rough start to the season, but we know you'll find your swing. My buddy is a Red Sox fan and I was telling him how they're getting a solid center fielder and clubhouse guy. I'll be rooting for you in Boston, except of course when you're up against the Cubs. When we finally win it all one day, I have faith that you'll quietly sit back somewhere and tip your cap to the ol' boys in blue.
Thanks for treating the fans so graciously. BOSTON is getting a player!
Just as a few others here have done, I wanted to personally thank you for your time here in Chicago, Marlon. Your constant professionalism and hard work did not go unnoticed, and as a Cubs' fan, I'm honored to have watched you wear the Cubbie pinstripes. Good luck in Beantown and, no doubt, you'll start raking again soon. I'll be rooting for you.
Good luck.
HI Marlon, all the best to you in Boston. Going to miss you in center field but I know you will make out fine in Fenway. God bless and take care from Cub Nation,,, Tony.
Marlon – on behalf of all Cubs fans, we wish you the best in Bean Town. Your great attitude and work ethic will quickly win over the fans there. Expect some cheers when you step up to the plate at Wrigley… even if you're in another uniform!
Enjoyed watching you play here, Marlon. Best of luck in Boston.
Good luck Marlon. Hope you kick butt in Boston!
Good luck in Boston Marlon…we appreciated your hard work, great attitude, and respect for the Cubbies uniform. You are a man of talent and character and you will be missed.
I wish you the best of luck in Boston Marlon. I really appreciate the professionalism and strong work ethic you brought to the Cubs and I hope BJackson has taken note and can provide similar qualities when he's eventually called up.
I will miss you Marlon. The game i went to last year when you played against Washington and you had that behind the head catch, that is the thing I will remember the most about you. Good luck and take care of yourself. I hope the AL finds you well.
Thank you for all the hard work and love you brought to the chi cubs. Your hustle and leadership where qualities everyone appreciated. Best of luck to you and your family in Boston.
Thank you for your service the last three years. You gave fans hustle and heart and were a model for younger players. You will be missed. Good luck in Boston!
Hi Marion, I would like to thank you for the way you play the game. I love your hustle and attitude. I hope for nothing but success for you in Boston.
Hey Marlon, we'll miss you. Best of luck at Boston.
Marlon, as a Cub fan I wish you the best of luck with the Red Sox. They are fortunate to have you on their team. Your leadership and professionalism will be missed during these "rebuilding" years at Wrigley.
Sad to see you go! You are a classy guy and always gave your all. I know you'll get your swing back. It was a pleasure to meet you and chat at the Cubs Convention.
Best wishes in Boston.
Good luck to you in Boston. Keep that beautiful smile on your face and know that the Cub fans will be rooting for you in Boston. Thanks for being a classy ballplayer here in Chicago.
Short and sweet, Marlon, you were one of my favorite Cubs players to watch everyday, your passion for the game, day in and day out you gave it 110% no matter the score, I really will miss seeing you out there in center, best of luck to you in Boston!
Good luck in Boston! We wish you all the success in the world with your new team. Thank you coming out every game and giving it your full effort. That's something kids need to see who are playing little league.
Good luck in Boston Marlon. They are lucky to have you.
Very sorry to see you go. Good luck in Boston!
Goodbye Marlon Byrd. You will be missed.
We'll miss you Marlon, good luck in Boston!
Good bye to one of our classiest Cubs….Good Luck Marlon!
The bleacher bums will miss you but in general all Cubs fans. You played the game hard and the right way, cubbie nation will miss you because it had been a long time since we had a player that actually hustled and you did it every game. Gonna miss you byrd man!
Gonna miss you, man! Appreciate your hustle and class. Good luck in Boston!
Marlon, I was the tall guy in Arizona (at Spring Training) who asked the silly question about whether your grocery shopping got easier or harder when you learned of your allergies. You were kind enough to respond to my nonsense for a brief minute or two while signing some things for kids. You are a class act and we'll miss your great attitude in Chicago. Good luck in Boston!
Marlon, best of luck in Boston! Thanks for playing the game the right way, we enjoyed having you as a Cub.
Also, thanks for being so great when my family met you at a Spring Training game in AZ last month. You saw my 2 year old in a Starlin Castro shirt and went to get Starlin to sign it for us. We will never forget how nice you were to us. My 2 year old talks about the time his "Cubby guy" signed his back every time he sees a baseball game.
Marlon we will miss your leadership, work ethic, constant hustle and smile. Thanks for playing cf the way it should be played. Just wish more of your style rubbed off on starlin who still doesn't run hard out of the box. Anyway best of luck in Boston where you have a chance to win a pennant. I'm sure you will be a calming influence on a locker room that is probably in some disarray after the words from bobby v and the Yankee comeback. We will miss you!!
Marlon…thank you for the years that you were a Chicago Cub……you did everything you could to make the team a winner. I want to wish you nothing but the very best. You are a class guy.
Marlon, I wanted to wish you well with the Red Soxs I know you will turn it around and bring to Fenway the right way to play the game. The Cubs are a better team today based on your leadership, energy, hustle, and humility.
I will miss bowing back to you from the bleachers every home game!
Thank you for being a Cub and I will watch and cheer for you as long as you play the game.
Good luck Marlon…kick some butt in Boston. We'll all be rooting for you!!!
Marlon, I always enjoyed you as a Cub. You are a man that comes in and works hard everyday. Keep it up in Boston and best of luck to you. -Matt
Class act, Marlon. Best of luck in Boston. We'll see you at Wrigley this summer and you'll get a nice ovation.
Good luck to you, Marlon. I really enjoyed watching your effort and hard work each and everyday.
Best of everything to you, Marlon. You are exactly the kind of person I wish every baseball player could be. As a Cubs fan, I'm sad to see you leaving the Cubs. As a Marlon Byrd fan, I'll be rooting for you wherever you are. Thanks for everything you've done for the Cubs. I wish you nothing but success in the future.
Good Luck in Boston!!! You will be missed in centerfield at Wrigley!!!
It is always a stab in the gut for a fan to have to say goodbye to such a gamer. Your attitude, your work ethic and your talent did not go overlooked in this town or this nationwide fanbase. God bless you & bring you tremendous success in Boston.
Thanks for everything Marlon, you will be missed in cubs country! Good luck with the red sox!!
Good Luck in Boston!!! I have loved watching you play and will miss seeing you play as a Cub!
Marlon, I've been a Cubs fan since '82, have seen a lot of good players come and go….I'm not much of a jersey wearing guy, but I would have worn yours….You're a class act, a ballplayer playing the game the way it should be. Now you're off to Boston, but you have a lifetime fan in me. I wish you and your family well; I know you'll succeed, because you already have! You're working towards excellence, consistent success, because thats what excellence demands! Be well Mr. Byrd, I hope we see alot more like you.
Best of luck in Boston. Thanks for playing the game with hustle and enthusiasm and for that great All-Star memory!
Good luck in Boston! As a lifelong Cubs fan, I will always appreciate your effort, attitude and ability–you came to play and gave this team a lift three years ago. Your smile and positivity are infectious, you look like you're having fun when you play, and I hope you tear it up in the AL East.
Thanks for always playing hard in Chicago… I will always be a fan and wish you nothing but success! 🙂
I love watching veteran players play like they just made it out of the minors and playing their first big league game. You played every game that way, with your heart and soul. Best of luck to you!
Best of luck Marlon! Thanks for being a great Cub!
Good luck, big guy. I'll miss your hustle and great plays in the outfield.
Good Luck Marlon! You always gave it your all, every day and Cubs fans appreciate that. Keep doing what you're doing. I hope you tear it up with Boston (except when they play the Cubs of course)!
Marlon – thanks for your hustle in the outfield and your professional play – this Cubs fan is going to miss you. Good Luck in Boston
Best of luck in Boston Marlon.
Marlon, I love the way you kept smiling even when the at bats did not go your way. I love the way you kept diving after liners that most CFielders would one-hop, I love the way you would pitch the ball to your CF bleacher fans whenever possible, I love the way you never fail to encourage other players, I love your 100% hustle, already standing on 2B when a long fly ball is caught, I love the way you respect the umpires even when they miss a crucial strike 3 instead of ball four, and they did more than once this season on you, I love your super intense approach to batting, crouching in where others fear to stand, I love the way you adjusted during the off season. The Cubs have lost a great player, maybe it won't hurt them in the long run, maybe it will. Personally I will now have to learn to be a Red Sox fan as well as a Cubs and T-Rangers fan! Bet wishes to another good, maybe even great season in the friendly cconfines of Fenway.
It's hard to find a good contract these years, however yours have worth every penny. Hustling all the time, giving everything you had on a daily basis.
Appreciate everything and the best of luck in Boston!
You came to the Cubs at a time where NOBODY was hustling. I remember the first time I saw you playing in person. It was at Wrigley and the Cubs were down I believe 10 to 1 to the Reds in a later inning. A fly ball was hit towards center and you made a diving catch. The fact that you hustled so hard when we were down by so much blew my mind. You instantly became one of my favorite Cubbies. We all wish you the best of luck in Boston and you've made a Red Sox fan out of me. Hopefully they can turn things around, you deserve the wins. Thank you for your time in Chicago!
Marlon– You will be missed! I always thought of you as the Mayor of Center Field in Wrigley because you had such ease in your position and such a cool way with the bleacher bums. You are a great asset to any team — great energy, great attitude, and great respect. Best wishes for the future and happy hitting in Boston!
Marlon, best of luck to you. I really appreciated your professional example on the team. sorry to see you go.
I am a Cub fan since 1943. I want to thank Marlon Byrd for his play with the Chicago Cubs. He was one of my favorite players. He always had a smile on his face and gave his all. I am disappointed to see him leave but it is much better for Marlon to go with a team like Boston where he has a chance for a ring. My best to you Marlon, you were the man.
Cheater. To think I was a believer that your skill was all hard work and hustle. Very disappointing.
Marlon, I would love to see if you have a plan for the next season. Cannot find anywhere what you would have to do to get back to the bigs…You are no longer under contract, right? If how I feel is any indication, your fans would love to see you make yet another comeback. Personally, I was amazed at how well you were able to play after that horrible day against Boston. I hope you check this blog from time to time, and I hope to see you "play ball" again in 2013…Is there any way you could receive a letter? like an address you could share via my log-in? Thank you for so many great baseball memories and here is hoping and praying for more
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The word retirement is a word that many would-be retirees fear nowadays, maybe it's because of their retirement portfolios taking a serious hit during the financial crisis of 2008, and with the negative publicity about retirement that is all over the place. While a big chunk of the information may be true, there are thousands of people who are retiring to a happy retirement life with just enough to cover their annual expenses. Retirement is part of your life that is basically inevitable, and it would for your own good to prepare for it eventually. So for all those who are about to call it quits, think of all the wonderful things that you are going to do while retired, as illustrated by Dave Bernard in the following article on why he can't wait to retire.
As baby boomers, my wife and I are right in the middle of the 75 million member generation that is rapidly entering the retirement years. We have overcome numerous challenges simply to arrive at this age. But even once we make it to retirement, there is no guarantee of smooth sailing, especially once health concerns enter the picture.
Some people approach retirement with a bit of fear and uncertainty, while others jump in with both feet and go for it. Personally, I can't wait to retire. Here are a few of the reasons I'm looking forward to my retirement years:
Once retired, I can choose to do absolutely nothing whenever I want to, and for as long as I would like to. I can get up late, enjoy a second cup of coffee at my leisure, read my book for as long as I want to, exercise when it is most convenient, and basically flow into an unstructured day at a pace most comfortable to me. I am in control of the amount of energy I choose to exert on any given thing, if I choose to exert any effort at all. I plan to frequently immerse myself in this wonderful downtime as I travel into my retired years.
Pursuit of new interests.
While mired in the working world my energies were focused on day-to-day performance at my job. When the weekends rolled around I was confronted with a list of things to do that did not get done during the week. If I was lucky enough to get all the way through the list, I was usually too tired to spend time on hobbies or other interests. And then before I could even take a rest, Monday rolled around again. In retirement, I will have that precious time to do the things I have always wanted to do. The list is already under way and growing steadily.
I will decide when and how I work.
After giving some serious thought to what my retired life will look like, I plan to continue working in some capacity. I enjoy the interaction with others as well as the feeling of satisfaction upon successful completion of a project or goal. I want to avoid the stress of a full-time demanding career, but I still want to do something. The good news is that if one particular direction does not work out as hoped, I can quit and try something different.
I can act spontaneously.
While working, supporting a family, and paying the bills, what I did and when I did it was often beyond my control. Monday through Friday were spent at the office, with the hope of recharging a bit over the weekend. Dreams of doing something on short notice were just that: dreams. In retirement, if I discover a special offer for a mid-week hotel on the coast, I can do it. I look forward to doing new and exciting things without too much planning and acting as the opportunities arise.
Spend more time with my wife.
Throughout our lives one or both of us has always been working. Our timing was never quite in sync so that both of us were out of work at the same time, which was probably a good thing considering health insurance costs. In retirement, we will finally be together to do new things. We are fortunate in that over the years we have each developed our own interests and can keep busy via many different avenues. In retired life we can together undertake the spontaneous adventures we have dreamed of. We could head away for an extended visit to a foreign country, perhaps take some formal dance lessons, and maybe wander the countryside in a RV. It is all out there just waiting for us. I can't wait.


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A blog to compile what I have learned (and what I am learning) about Mandriva (and GNU/Linux in general) since 2009, when I migrated. Current distros I'm using: OpenMandriva Lx 4, Mageia 7, PCLinuxOS, MX 19, PicarOS, Elive 3, and AntiX 13.
miércoles, 16 de junio de 2010
That Linux Attitude...
I want to tell the world : "No more blue screens! No more panic! No more sluggish performance after a while!" That is how I see Linux: as a friendly community, as people who care for others and want to help computer users in need.
Windows users generally know very little about Linux. When they become interested and decide to try it, as they think that Linux is ONE OPERATING SYSTEM, they retreat baffled when they hear about Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Mepis, Xubuntu, Mandriva, Mint, PCLinuxOS, Tuquito, Sabayon, OpenSuse, Fedora, Debian, Slackware...or any other of the 300 available distributions.
Just imagine this poor Windows user locked in a room, surrounded by 300 bouncing penguins crying out: "Try me, try me, TRY M-EEE!" Appalled, the user yells: "But which one is Linux??" For two or three seconds, the penguins remain quiet and then, with a renewed vigor of bouncing,the penguins synchronize their squalling...the sound wave hits the ears of this person: "I AM!!!"
I felt that way when I decided to give Linux a try. However, that is not the point of my discussion.
Windows users sometimes feel reluctant to approach Linux because of how Penguin lovers treat them. Windows might be a flawed OS, but throwing stones at its users does not help them.
After all, most Linux users were Windows users once.
As there are Linux distributions and forums, there are communities behind them. Some of them are friendly and welcome new Linux users; others scare them away. Everyone should know this.
In my navigations through forums, I realized that there are Linux distros that I dare not touch, not because of the distro itself, but BECAUSE OF THE COMMUNITY BEHIND IT.
No offense, but although I personally dislike Ubuntu (the distro) and its company (Canonical), the community is wonderful. They work hard to HELP and maybe that's one of the reasons behind Ubuntu's popularity. The Ubuntu slogan ("Linux for human beings") becomes a reality in Ubuntu's community.
Mandriva's community is amazing. They welcome you as a member, help you, and TEACH you, not only about Mandriva, but also about off-topics. They even have a community chat where everyone can start threads about virtually ANYTHING. They do not offend you, even if you offend them with real silly questions. I once read a thread posted by a person who asked for help to UNINSTALL MANDRIVA AND PUT WINDOWS. I thought the Mandriva forum administrators were going to butcher him, but people replied and helped him... maybe not very happily, but they taught him what he wanted to know.
Mepis forums might be small, but they are cozy. There, I read a post that went like this: "Although it is probably late for saying this, let me say it: WELCOME TO MEPIS!" How good is that, I ask? You really feel you mean something in Mepis.
Now, again, without meaning to offend, I won't go anywhere near PCLOS... I understand the value of one's own exploration, etc., but, plainly, their forum rules make you feel UNWANTED there.
So, people should really think about this before starting their trip to TUX Land...Please remember that turning against Windows users or novice Linux users antagonizes the very spirit of Free Software: the COMMUNITY is the POWER OF TUX.
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Well said! Even Windows forums are helpful (still remember how much they helped me), but some Linux users and communities have such an elitist, self-conceited attitude that more than discouraging users, it actually repels them! Who'd like to get into a community of bragging, hate-spreading trolls who keep despising other distros while shouting "MY distro is THE distro. All others are junk"?ResponderEliminar
- Anónimo17 de junio de 2010, 1:51
Odd. I like the Ubuntu distro for the most part, but find the Community not the least bit helpful. Issues I've posted have totally dropped away without anyone even attempting to help, even after me bumping it after a day or so in hope, but I get nothing. The Linux Mint forums on the other hand are brilliant, as are the PCLinuxOS ones. People will at least try to answer your issues, or ask for more data so that they can speculate as to what the issue may be, and try to help. Gave up on the Fedora Forums, the Nazi-like mods there are a real turn off. And the Mandriva forums are quite friendly also, if a bit slow in my experience, but again, at least there they try and help you.ResponderEliminar
Linux is easy to install, easy to use, secure and stabile. Third year for me using just Linux. Only thing newbies have to do is remember: Linux IS NOT Windows.ResponderEliminar
I agree with you in the sense that people are afraid of trying something new. I have to admit that I am one of those Microsoft users that resign to see the advantages of a free operative system that could avoid the annoyances and embarrasments of having viruses in my USB drive when using other person's computer. That is one issue we could avoid if we really LEARN the usages of a computer with effective anti-virus scans. However, it would pass a lot of time for people to reject Microsoft and start using other operative systems because Microsoft has hypnothized people with new releases that at the end entail the same old errors or at least the most troublesome ones like incompatibility (within their own products) or incapability to run several programas at a time without blocking its process. Linux took away those problems with UNIX; yet, it is a shame that we do not look for the means to reach the proper information, or at least we don't want to admit the urgency.ResponderEliminar
Thank you all for your comments.ResponderEliminar
Megatotoro: You are right. Linux users must be honest with beginners: some distros are better for a migrating person than others. We have to be mature enough to see this fact and support the person. If I push the newbie to use MY distro only because it's MY distro, I might be doing Linux a disservice.
Anonimo: I guess the Linux experience changes according to the distro of choice. My concern is not getting immediate help, but shunning newbies that post desperate messages and they are (according to PCLOS forum rules, for example) "likely to be ignored, or written off as losers" if they fail to follow the instructions...which Linux beginners are prone to doing, as newbies they are.
Matias: You are 100% right. We agree in principle. Since all of us have been exposed to Windows in one way or another, frustration can increase to the point in which the beginner Linux user might want to give up the new OS. That's why a supporting community is essential.
Elizondo, K: Now that UCR is fighting for budget, recognition of the software problem becomes a MUST. Although our university uses Free Software (Moodle for Virtual courses, for example), because of ignorance and fear, we still pay ridiculous licenses to keep using XP in our labs. Imagine we won the budget struggle. A BIG CHUNK of the money UCR would get for research, development, financial aid, etc. would go to Microsoft to "modernize with Windows 7" maybe half of the computers we have today and the rest would be discarded. That means less aid, less projects, less room in computer labs. Who wins here? Not education, certainly.
I have to agree. No need for an antivirus, no blue screens, and faster performance sounds like computer paradise. Although using a completely different OS makes me feel overwhelmed (Yes, I am one of those Windows users tormented by the penguins), I am willing to give it a try. After getting tired of scanning everything I insert in my computer, I decided to listen to my friends' advice and switch to Linux. If all of them have so positive remarks about the advantages of this OS, it must be for a reason. I do have to admit that my attitude of contenting with Windows in spite of all the problems I have had is conformist. From other experiences in life I have learned that not all what is previously established is "the best". Perhaps with the penguin it will happen the same too. Who Knows? We might even become friends!ResponderEliminar
Calderon, T
Believe me, the penguin is friendlier than what we expect...Try several and you'll find one that will make you comfortable. And we are here to help!ResponderEliminar
Calderon T,ResponderEliminar
Becoming an enemy of the penguin is fine, too, as far as you are well informed and have made your choice based on careful analysis instead of passive obedience. You are free to choose; do not let others take that away from you.
MEGATOTORO SAID: Becoming an enemy of the penguin is fine, too
You sound like such a troll, haha! But a very well-informed and balanced one :-)
- Anónimo17 de junio de 2010, 22:50
Segura, H. I agree that as a user of Windows I panic when I listen to some names such as Kubuntu or Mepis because I am totally unfamiliar with them. Moreover, I can say that I do have a lot of problems with my computer; for example, I share the computer with six more people; thus, it will be easier for viruses to infiltrate the system because we do not know how to stop them or, even worst, we do not notice if viruses are actually there. Therefore, I want to know how it is the feeling of working in my computer without worrying about virus attacks. So, I desire to use the computer in a safely, simply, and friendly way. I want to be taught in a pleasant mode to be able to handle my own computer; hence, I will try one of the penguins of Linux.ResponderEliminar
I am another Microsoft user that agrees. I recently bought a laptop and, without a doubt, I preferred Microsoft over Linux. I have to admit I did not know anything about Linux and its advantages. Well, perhaps its penguin was familiar by then, but I was blind. How could I not know about Linux security system? Or the fact that it is free?! After reading a little bit about Microsoft, I found out that most of the information I read was about MC disadvantages. Probably, lack of information is one of the reasons why people do not change to Linux, and I do not blame them. MC has more ads than Linux and can also purchase exclusive contracts with Dell so that all computers have windows; as a consequence, most computer users do not realize that they can opt for other options. Linux offer its services to us for free, and I think it is time for us to start giving them something back: letting people know about this fantastic operating system.ResponderEliminar
Brenes, C.ResponderEliminar
Certainly I see why Linux is such a good option. Who would say no to a virus free computer? I definitely would not! However, after reading that there are such communities that would not make you feel exactly welcomed I am slightly disappointed. I am sure that I do not adapt to change easily; hence, the idea of installing a completely new OS to a computer that offers Windows latest sounds irrational. I am not a Windows lover, but I have to admit that it has its benefits, or at least that is how I see it. Sure the awfully evil blue screens (problem that I have yet not experienced) sound like a dreadful thing, but if life were as simple as Linux seems to be what would be the joy in it? Not to mention the fact that I would definitely go crazy if you were to trap me in a room with as many penguins as you mentioned. I do not like animals that yell, much less those that represent a possible danger to the world I am so happily used to.
Brenes, C,ResponderEliminar
The point that you are making is exactly the reason why Windows is so popular. All of us have taken its flaws as "natural" and bear and grin when our anti-virus doesn't help us, the computer goes slow, etc. We think "a different OS will be hard to learn" without even trying it.
I truly hope you can find joy in life when, say, a virus destroys the work of 2 months on your Rhet 4 paper. I certainly could not do it when Sircam erased one year's work of my Master's thesis. Please read this other entry (it explains why us, previous Windows users, migrate to Linux. We discover that the comfort zone Windows provides is not so comfortable after all!)
Finally, let me tell you that I try to be honest here. There are some Linux communities out there that might make you feel crushed and migrating to the distros they back up can be a painful experience for a novice computer user who is not familiar with Web language, computer components, or OS terminology.
I hold that Linux can provide more satisfaction than Windows can, but under those conditions, I'd rather have a Blue Screen of Death than having flaming post replies to a question when I'm desperate.
Mechatotoro, I see your point. I sure sounds simple to just through Linux through a USB or a Live CD. I am considerig italling Linux when I have my own computer. For now, since I use the desktop at my house I'll have to settle for Windows... Changing the OS in a computer that is used by 6 people the least is not an easy task, much less asking them to adjust to the new one dispite the beefits it brings.ResponderEliminar
Then don't change the OS! A live CD runs without installing anything. Use it to learn in the meanwhile...As I said, it's a life saver and, in time, if you ever decide to migrate, your learning curve will be almost zero. Although I think it is more a thing of becoming familiar and confident, not "learning". For example, today, my mother can burn DVDs and CDs in Linux with NO training and she could never handle Nero in Windows even after paying for a course.
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Mary Dean allocates 15% of the client money she manages to international equities through a series of carefully selected mutual funds. Those are funds that invest in those parts of the world she views as offering good growth potential, but that do so in a conservative and well thought-out manner.
"I don't want anything too volatile because that frightens our clients," says Dean, managing partner and portfolio manager at fee-only wealth management firm Dean Roland Russell in San Diego.
Nor does Dean wish to traipse to the far corners of the globe to scout out the best opportunities. Instead, she prefers to turn that task over to experienced managers, people who have a solid experience of the world and who have the resources it takes to know what markets to be in, when and to what extent.
Based on that rationale, Dean is a big fan of investment vehicles such as the Matthews funds, in particular Matthews Asia Growth and Income Fund and Matthew's Asia Dividend Fund.
"These funds are managed by a well-educated team whose process is well thought out, who have a long-term view that they stick to and don't deviate from," she said. "We like them for this reason and we don't want to be more aggressive than what they have to offer because we just don't want to deal with more volatility."
Avoiding volatility is even more important today because a growing number of Dean's clients are young people who, surprisingly, are extremely conservative, she said.
"After what's happened over the past years, many of our clients can't take volatility, but young people who are new investors have the greatest fear of volatility, far greater than their parents, who are trying to convince them they need stocks," Dean said. "Many young people, unlike their parents, have only experienced lackluster markets and seen turmoil, so they more than ever need to feel confident about where we're investing."
In endeavoring to keep clients content and boost their confidence levels, Dean looks for mutual funds that scout out stable investment opportunities with growth potential that come at good value, and she herself keeps tabs on the different regions of the world to see where those opportunities lie.
Asia is still, in her opinion, the best place for opportunity and is likely to remain the engine of growth going forward. However, Dean is not interested in seeking out what newer economies like Vietnam, Cambodia or Myanmar may have to offer. Many people are touting these as the next best frontier in Asia, she said, but even if they do make for great opportunities, she considers herself too far away from them for comfort.
Dean also favors funds that have more exposure to Hong Kong stocks than Chinese stocks, she said, given the stability that Hong Kong offers over China.
As for Europe, which more and more people are starting to look at now that there's greater optimism on the macro front, Dean is of the opinion that some of the best opportunities may already be gone.
"I've looked at the companies that everyone talks about, like the Spanish clothes retailer Zara and others that have global exposure, but they seem to have already doubled in value," Dean said. "There may be others that have some potential, but I'm not a stock picker, so I have to wait and see which funds I'm comfortable with first."


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Hyttsill (hot-shop herring) at Kosta – an entire evening in the blowing room with great food, presentations by the most skilled master glassblowers, who also help you give it a try, and captivating musical entertainment in a wholly unique place.
Hyttsill with vagabond traditions. Today hot-shop herring is a festive meal prepared in the traditional manner. Pickled herring, simple fare prepared with great finesse in the annealing kiln where earlier in the day glassware was placed to slowly cool. The potatoes have been baked in their skins as in the past.
So when the glassblowers have gone home, the long tables are set with herring, crisp-fried bacon, Isterband sausage, lingonberry jam and foaming drinks. Dessert includes genuine Småland cheesecake with strawberry jam and whipped cream. The scent of burned wood and hot iron remains in the air, mixing with cooking aromas. The molten glass in the furnace illuminates the blowing room with its soft glow – and naturally you get a chance to try glassblowing yourself.
As a guest during a hyttsill evening in the Kingdom of Crystal, you will enjoy camaraderie, warmth and good food. Just as vagabonds and people in the district always have.
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Fifth-grader Victoria Greaves moved through the cafeteria line in Attleboro this week in that timeless, chatty procession of pupils grateful for a chance to break up the school day.
The 11-year-old honor student reached for her $2.40 lunch, an apple and two Twizzlers, and shuffled toward the cashier.
The cashier checked the balance in Victoria's meals account: $1.17. "Honey, do you have any more money?" the food worker asked.
"No, I don't," she answered, puzzled.
The girl's food suddenly found itself on the fast track to the trash barrel.
In a scene that seems more akin to "Oliver Twist" than 21st-century Massachusetts, Victoria and about 25 other students at the Coelho Middle School were denied lunch this week because they could not pay in cash or their pre-paid accounts were overdrawn.
Families are outraged, the food service is apologizing, and school officials have launched an investigation.
"There are murderers and rapists who ate lunch in prison that day, but my daughter didn't get anything to eat?" said John Greaves, whose daughter left the school bus in tears on Tuesday.
"I was confused," Victoria said of her lunch-line surprise. "They just said they couldn't charge at school anymore."
The get-tough approach stunned and embarrassed Coelho students, who can pay as they move through the lunch line or draw on accounts their parents replenish during the school year.
"I live two minutes from the school and could have brought the money," said Greaves, who works as a night supervisor for UPS. "Don't leave kids hungry all day."
The school principal, Andrew Boles, said he did not approve of what occurred and was not aware of what had happened until late that afternoon, when he began fielding complaints. About 180 of the school's 650 pupils, as well as school personnel, were in the cafeteria at the time, Boles said.
"We're looking into everything," said Boles, who is in his first year as principal. "I'm just absolutely appalled that this happened here. Every child will eat. This should not have happened, and it will not happen ever again."
Whitsons School Nutrition, the food-service company that provides meals to Attleboro schools, has placed one of its employees at the school on paid leave pending completion of an investigation by the company and school system.
"Whitsons does not have a policy in place where we would withhold meals from a child. What ended up happening at the school was the act of a couple of individuals who were acting on their own," said Holly Von Seggern, a spokeswoman for the Islandia, N.Y., company.
What happened was a shock, even for students who were not challenged by the cashier, who is employed by Whitsons. Greaves said those pupils began offering some of their own lunches — an apple, chips, other food — to classmates who had been turned away.
His daughter, Greaves said, was both hurt and proud when she told her father about what happened at lunch.
"Others pooled and pitched in," he said. "You have to be proud of those kids."
Greaves said he had not seen any notices about his daughter's lunch balance this year, although Boles said Whitsons regularly provides the school with printouts about overdrawn accounts, which are sent home in student folders every Wednesday.
In the past, Greaves said, he would give his daughter a check for $20 or more whenever he received notices the account was overdrawn.
Von Seggern said the Whitsons policy in Attleboro is to alert the district after a child has eaten five meals without paying.
Then, she said, "the district is responsible for reaching out to the families to clear the balance."
Families also can apply for free or reduced-price meals if they fall within federal income guidelines. The Attleboro schools had an outstanding balance of about $1,800, according to Von Seggern, which she said is not a high amount.
Even if a child or the family cannot pay, Von Seggern said, the company will provide a free meal of a cheese sandwich, fruit, vegetable, and milk. On Tuesday, instead, meals were denied or dumped in the trash.
"We would not condone what happened at Attleboro, from the accounts that we've heard," said Von Seggern, who added that the company was informed that up to 25 students were affected. "And we wouldn't advocate throwing a meal away that was already served. That's upsetting and wasteful."
Victoria Greaves can relate. When she arrived home Tuesday afternoon, she said, her tears flowed from more than embarrassment and anger. More than anything, she said, "I was really hungry."
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The clean and the unclean
'Speak unto the children of Israel, saying, These are the beasts which ye shall eat among all the beasts that are on the earth. Whatsoever parteth the hoof, and is cloven footed, and cheweth the cud, among the beasts, that shall ye eat.' Leviticus 11:2–3
Suggested Further Reading: Ephesians 3:14–4:3
There are two tests, but they must both be united. The beast that was clean was to chew the cud: here is the inner-life; every true-hearted man must know how to read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest the sacred Word. The man who does not feed upon gospel truth is no heir of heaven. You must know a Christian by his inwards, by that which supports his life and sustains his frame. But then the clean creatures were also known by their walk. The Jew at once discovered the unclean animal by its having an undivided hoof; but if the hoof was thoroughly divided, then it was clean, provided that it also chewed the cud. So there must be in the true Christian a peculiar walk such as God requires. You cannot tell a man by either of these tests alone; you must have them both. But while you use them upon others, apply them to yourselves. What do you feed on? What is your habit of life? Do you chew the cud by meditation? When your soul feeds on the flesh and blood of Christ have you learned that his flesh is meat indeed, and that his blood is drink indeed? If so 'tis well. What about your life? Are your conversation and your daily walk according to the description of believers in Christ which is given in the Word? If not, the first test will not stand alone. You may profess the faith within, but if you do not walk aright without, you belong to the unclean. On the other hand, you may walk aright without, but unless there is the chewing of the cud within, unless there is a real feeding upon precious truth in the heart, all the right walking in the world will not prove you to be a Christian.
For meditation: Claiming the inward without displaying the outward is hypocrisy (James 2:26); displaying the outward without desiring the inward is self-righteousness (Luke 18:9–14). Saving faith both admits the need of the inward and displays the outward (Philippians 2:12–13; James 2:22).
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Estate administration is the process of handling a person's tax and legal affairs after they have died, while tax is deducted on the value of the estate before being distributed to beneficiaries.
Despite inheritance tax being levied on only 5% of estates in the UK, inheritance tax returns still need to be filed with HMRC on around half of all deaths.
Completing a return includes obtaining formal documents, calculating the value of their estate, working out and paying taxes and obtaining a grant of probate.
For 31% of those polled by the OTS, the process took between 21 and 50 hours.
Among the most time-consuming processes for most respondents were understanding and completing the relevant forms (38%) and obtaining probate (24%).
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Do you have any idea what a blessing you are?
You may not realize how special you are to the people all around you – even the ones who may never have a chance to know you as a friend. You can't imagine how many lives you touch in a single day.
And you probably don't even realize all the things about you that make you special. Things that nobody else can be or do quite the same way you can.
It's a beautiful thing to be you!
But as fast as life speeds by us these days,
we can all use a little reminder now and then
to slow down and let the blessing we are shine through.
When we stop for a moment and think about the people
who made us feel happy in the past week,
what was it they said or did that made us feel so special?
And in what ways would we love to be more like them?
Maybe it was the warmth in their smile.
The sincere compliment they gave us.
A word of encouragement or genuine appreciation they shared.
Maybe they noticed that something was going on with us.
Remembered something that was important to us.
Or gave us a bit more of their time than we knew they really had.
And we felt good. Noticed. Appreciated. And loved.
If there's a common thread that runs through these types of experiences –
something about these people that makes all the difference to us –
it's most likely the genuine nature of their kindness.
And the fact that they take the time to share it with us.
So, why not take a few minutes right now
to think about the people you'll be around this week?
Not just friends and family, but the post office clerk,
the grocery bagger, the person you might stand behind in line…
Even if we don't know much about someone,
we can think about how life might be for them.
How we might notice them in a special way.
And how we can make a difference in an otherwise-ordinary day.
As Mark Twain noted…
"One compliment can keep me going for a whole month."
If we've been blessed to have good people around us, we know that feeling!
Showing others the kind of genuine interest that makes a difference
can be as simple as this…
Give them a smile. A moment. A little extra attention.
Give them the gift of you and the beautiful person you are – inside and out.
Because everybody in our world can use a little blessing.
How can you be one today?


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The Blog, Generally
Dotage St. Louis discusses a range of topics, but its primary purpose is to document St. Louis's one-of-a-kind built environment and offer commentary on how St. Louis could be improved. As an urban planner and historic preservationist by trade, I believe our unique built environment is the key to reviving the city; it's our asset over other cities and even our own suburbs. If I had to select a genre, Dotage is a historic preservation blog, but I also delve into politics, development, transportation, local businesses, and more.
About Me, Generally
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I'm an urban planner interested in all things "urban"--especially St. Louis.
I was born in St. Louis and lived there until I left for graduate school in New Orleans in August 2007. For those interested in neighborhoods, I grew up in Bevo practically in the shadow of the landmark Bevo Mill. I later lived briefly in Tower Grove East and Lafayette Square, before getting a "real" apartment (as in, my name was on the lease!) in Forest Park Southeast above Sweetie Pies. I went to St. Louis University for a bachelor's degree in urban affairs. Being in Midtown nearly everyday really makes one reflect on the state of St. Louis's built environment.
I attend--soon to be attended--the University of New Orleans for urban and regional planning. My focus within the program is historic preservation, though I think my "community development" coursework is nearly on par with it. My professional goal is the same as my personal goal: to see to it that America's great older cities with their important, though fractured infrastructure are not pushed aside entirely for something newer, less sustainable, and less beautiful.
My boyfriend, Michael, is a sort of ghost writer on this blog, having inspired many posts. He got a job in Washington D.C., and by some strange and circuitous circumstances, we were forced to essentially abandon New Orleans on a couple weeks' notice and somehow ended up living in Baltimore. I miss New Orleans now, in addition to St. Louis, but am loving Baltimore. I especially love the incredibly easy access to D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and so many other American cities of note.
When Did You Fall in Love with St. Louis and Why Did You Start this Blog?
I have a very specific reason for being so enamored with my hometown.
I attended St. Louis University High School, where I was in a severe minority having grown up inside city limits. My fellow classmates regarded the surrounding neighborhood, Kings Oak, with an irrational degree of fear. While I had had suburban relatives that mocked the city and deemed it off limits to those who sought to excel in life, anti-city bias really hit home when I saw that my family was no anomaly.
In 2000, I volunteered for a service "trip" to south St. Louis to deliver donated food to newly arrived Eastern European immigrants. I partially volunteered, I must admit, because I was so excited to show some of my friends--all from the suburbs--my urban neighborhood. I thought that they would be fascinated, intrigued, inquisitive--not disgusted, fearful, and ignorant, as they turned out to be. They played "count the crackhouse" and were ducking for cover upon seeing pedestrians, who they assumed wielded guns. Why did they have this reaction?
Their presumptions about my neighborhood, and the city in general, led me on a lifelong journey to defend my city. In historical research, and, later, countless hours of driving and walking the city, I found an undeniable American urban gem who shouldn't have to try so hard to win affection.
I started this blog to document my thoughts on the city from afar; to keep in touch with goings-on; to hopefully insert ideas from New Orleans and now Baltimore onto the St. Louis scene; and to monitor our important, fragile built environment.
What's "Dotage" and What Does it Have to Do with St. Louis?
The word "dotage" (that's DOHT-ij) has two primary meanings. The most common meaning is essentially senility, or a fading of the mind with age. I see this as an analogy for an aging Rustbelt city, slowly losing its built environment, its links to its past. But dotage also is the noun for the verb "to dote [upon]". Doting upon something means that you have a sort of unshakable affection for it, as from a parent to a child. Again, this hits the spot for my purposes: I view the city, somehow, as so ingrained in my own identity that its sufferings are mine. Does that sound over the top? Read this blog and you'll know it's no exaggeration.
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Here, again, is my hand-drawn sketch of the floor plan of the layout of the Combat Information Center (CIC) of the USS Cumberland. While the general layout is similar, the precise placement of the consoles is slightly different in the first two books until the period between the two trips to the Great Inner Gap (I'm being deliberately vague to avoid a spoiler). As mentioned in the second book, the placement of some of the consoles is shuffled around at that time to the logical arrangement you see here.
Before discussing what the abbreviations on the chart mean and the functions of each console, there are a few points I want to make generally. First, with the exception of the Maneuvering Chief and the three men at the maneuvering stations, every man at every console is seated facing the Skipper and the Executive Officer on the Command Island in the center of the compartment. The floor is raised and lowered at various places and the consoles are set at a height such that, in conjunction with the elevated position of the Command Island, the commander has a direct view of the face of every person at every station (with the above-noted exceptions). He can watch each man to see if he is functioning, how he is reacting to what is going on at his console, and whether he understands an order. One of the things I found unrealistic about the Bridge on Star Trek was how the officers were seated with their backs to the Captain and had to look away from their consoles to talk to him.
Second, the consoles are organized so that officers who perform related functions are located near each other. The men who will need to work together are placed close to each other, if not side by side. Third, the officers with whom the skipper will need to communicate most urgently and most often in combat are grouped to the skipper's front, on his right, the direction to which most people would turn most naturally in a high pressure situation. Fourth, as I make clear in the Book I, CIC is not like the Enterprise's bridge on Star Trek in that it is not perched in a vulnerable position "on top" of the ship. It is near the ship's center, protected by its own heavy blast bulkheads, made as impervious to attack as possible. I thought that this was the only logical place to put a warship's command center.
Now for the hard core geeky (or, perhaps, I should say "enthusiastic, detail-oriented fan") stuff. It's easy to see that the compartment is divided into seven main areas, each containing officer or crew stations devoted to related functions. Each area has an official name and, in good Union Space Navy Fashion, a nickname–often a disparaging one. Let's take them one by one.
The Command Island ("The Throne")
Located in the geometric center of CIC is a raised dais known as The Command Island, containing the stations for the Commanding Officer and the Executive Officer, as well as an auxiliary station for visiting officers formally known as the Secondary Senior Officer's Console but generally referred to as the "Commodore's Station." The Commanding Officer's station is located in the center of the Command Island.
CO: The CO is provided with a comfortably padded seat that swivels 360 degrees and a multi-function, configurable console that allows the skipper to call up any display available on any console in the ship and to communicate directly with any station anywhere in the vessel. He also has high-priority computer access and a panel that allows him direct text, audio, and visual comms with other vessels, surface installations, and other senders.
XO: The Executive Officer's station, located directly to the right of the Commander's is identical in every respect, except that the seat cushion's of the CO's chair are dyed Navy Blue while those of the XO are dyed Gold.
CR: The Commodore's Station is to the CO's left. That console is about half the size of the CO's, and is oriented mainly to allow computer and comms access as well as viewing of the most important tactical displays. The most frequent use of this station is by a visiting officer senior to the Commander or a VIP. On the Cumberland, however, the Commodore's Station is the frequent perch of Dr. Ibrahim Sahin, the ship's Chief Medical Officer. Directly in front of these stations are three three-dimensional tactical displays. These project the positions of ships and other objects in a column of light in three dimensions. These displays are placed so that they are visible to relevant personnel. There is also a portable acrylic panel on which the locations of targets can be plotted manually using markers in the event that the tactical projectors become inoperable in battle.
Combat Situational Stations ("The Trench")
In combat or in another crisis, the CO needs most urgently to know where the enemy is, what he is doing, what he is capable of doing or most likely to do, and what he or friendly vessels are communicating. Accordingly, the stations devoted to those functions, Sensors, Tactical, Intelligence, and Communications, are located together, in front of the CO and to his right. The deck where these officers and their consoles are located is 45 centimeters lower than the main deck level in CIC to enable the men manning the stations behind them to see over their heads. Accordingly, this area is known as "The Trench," a name that may also be an homage to the section of the Mission Operations Control Room at NASA where the Flight Dynamics, Retrofire, and Guidance officers sat during the Jurassic Space epoch. Here's a more detailed discussion of the four stations of The Trench.
Sensors (SENSO): The Sensors Officer is responsible for determining the location, course, speed, and identity of all sensor contacts. Once a contact is localized and identified, if it is an enemy vessel, primary responsibility for tracking it passes to the Tactical Officer. Sensors, however, retains secondary responsibility and is charged with providing such observations about the enemy vessel as can be gathered by analysis of sensor data, to the extent that they may be tactically useful. Sensors is aided by the largest Staff Support Room or "Back Room" in the ship, given the number and complexity of the ship's sensors and the many ways that sensor data can be analyzed.
Tactical (TAC). The Tactical Officer is charged with tracking all enemy targets and with synthesizing sensor data as well as intelligence and his own sense of the situation to assess what the enemy is doing, what his objectives are, and what maneuvers and/or weapons he intends to use to attain his objective. In short, Tactical should know what the enemy just did, what the enemy is doing, and what the enemy is going to do. He is also responsible for estimating the damage inflicted upon the enemy by the ship's weapons, as well as the combat capabilities of any friendly ships that are not communicating those capabilities to the Cumberland. Some people have a hard time differentiating between the functions of the Sensors and Tactical officers, since they are basically using the same sensors to obtain information about the same ship. Sensors is the guy who says things like "I have a distant contact on mass sensors, bearing 115 mark 227, recommend that we change course to obtain a cross bearing," while Tactical is who is going to say, "Hotel 2 has just brought his pulse cannon batteries to prefire and has armed his missiles.
Intelligence (INTL). The Intelligence Officer is the expert on what the Union Space Navy knows about the combat capabilities, weapons systems, intentions, and practices of the enemy (and, sometimes, allies). He must be aware of the developing tactical situation and provide the commander with information from his storehouse of signals, human, optical surveillance, and other intelligence that helps the commander make effective decisions. He has access to a wide variety of sources and reports and, with the help of his Back Room, must often sift through large amounts of information from the computer database and from his own knowledge to give the skipper that one focused piece of the puzzle that lets him know what he needs to do next.
Communications (COMS). The functions of this Officer are virtually self-explanatory. The Communications officer transmits and receives messages to and from communications nodes outside the ship: other vessels, surface installations, Deep Space Stations, etc. He is also responsible for encrypting communications so that they are not read by the enemy and for decrypting coded messages intended for the ship so that they may be read in the clear. Decrypting enemy communications falls under the jurisdiction of Intelligence.
In our next installment, we will cover the Combat Systems Stations, located behind the Trench. Eventually all of these articles will be merged into a single article and placed on their own reference page, along with others about the Cumberland and about the Man of War Universe.


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Economic sources in Syria estimate the value of tax evasion activities in the country at 29 billion Syrian pounds ($630 million) reported the Al-Bayan newspaper. Such tax evasion activities are particularly common in the private sector, according to the 1999 UN human resources report. Taxes paid by the public sector constitute the country's major tax revenue source, particularly those originating from the oil sector, which provides 50 percent of Syria's total tax revenues.
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In an effort to spur demand for the Surface RT, which hasn't exactly met with much, Microsoft plans to slash the tablet's price. The Verge reports the company will chop $150 from the prices in the Surface RT portfolio next week, dropping the entry level 32 gigabyte model to $349.99 and the 64GB model to $449.99. This is the latest in a series of giveaways and educational discounts intended to pare down some of the Surface RT inventory on which Microsoft is sitting.


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Who doesn't like pizza? Whether it's hot out of the oven or cold leftovers from the fridge the morning after some late-night reveling, pizza is a go-to meal for many Americans. And that's been great news for Papa John's (PZZA). The company reported earnings that topped forecasts Wednesday morning, sparking a nice pop in the stock.
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szaman: Good number out $PZZA. No position but better pizza than $DPZ and rest.
I'll take your word for it. I live in Brooklyn. So there's no way I'm getting pies or slices from Papa John's, Domino's or Yum! Brands (YUM)-owned Pizza Hut!
ronin245: $PZZA eating pizza & shopping at $WMT , yep perfect thesis falling into place , while other restaurants in the tank. May fade this tomorrow
ivanhoff: Part of the all-time high list today: $PZZA (pizza), $BUD (beer), $RAI (cigarettes), $TMH(staffing agency)...see any signs
Good points here. The strength of bargain retail king Wal-Mart (WMT) and cheaper fast-food chains -- along with other consumer staples stocks like king of beers Anheuser-Busch (BUD) and tobacco firm Reynolds American (RAI) -- may be evidence that the economy is still in pretty lousy shape. But investors can profit from a low, slow BBQ recovery. I wrote about that in my most recent Money magazine column.
BuyOnTheDip: hot cows produce less milk. pizza lovers beware of cheese inflation. $DPZ $PZZA etc
bbolan1:$PZZA asked about lower sales growth in 2H - states want to be realistic, expects commodity costs to go higher (cheese).
Investors don't seem too worried about this right now. But perhaps they should be.>
There are concerns that the price of beef, corn, poultry and milk will rise sharply due to the drought. That could hurt profit margins if companies are unable to raise prices enough to offset the higher expenses. But consumers may also pull back if prices get too high.
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